Quiet Alliance City Election Ends Next Tuesday
The Alliance city election closes next Tuesday in a calm, orderly campaign focused on licensing saloons. The paper notes expected vote splits, predicts Reuben E. Knight as city engineer and Jay Hmerick likely to win reelection as city clerk, and mentions candidates L. Hi Highland and Karl J. Stern while endorsing direct, public decision on saloon licensing.
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Clty
Wessel
Reuben E. Knight
Jay Hmerick
Herald
L. Hi. Highland
Es Lickytag
Karl J. Stern
W. C. T. U. Department
Nobe’s Restaurant to Get Elegant Renovation in Alliance
Nobe’s popular restaurant on LIT Box Butte avenue will receive a new floor, wall and ceiling papering, private dining booths, and a blue glass front to improve its curb appeal. The owner aims to make it the finest dining spot in town amid a large patronage. Dr and Mrs H tL Scoggin and Mrs Cartright of Bridgeport visited Alliance for a tabernacle meeting and returned home. John Wiker left for a business trip about thirty five miles south into the sand hills for Yemen Company. The North Matte Valley High School Association held its annual contest.
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Nobe
Lit Box Butte Avenue
Mre
H. Tl. Scoggin
John Wiker
Yemen
Alliance Wins Patrons Meet Across Three Classes
Alliance took first place in two classes and second in one at a Friday night event held in Alliance. Competing schools included Bridgeport, Scottsbluff, Sidney, and Dalton, with multiple contestants earning top placements.
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Alliance
Bridgeport
Scottebluff
Sidney
Dalton
Revival meetings draw thousands as Daily circulation urged
The Herald notes heavy interest in union revival meetings already with attendance estimates between 8 000 and 14 000 and 4 000 converts to date. It urges readers to subscribe to The Daily for full coverage of the ongoing series and lists pricing for monthly weekly and single copies.
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The
Herald
Railroad Notes Update Delayed to Friday or Saturday
The weekly railroad notes will be published in the Daily this week on Friday or Saturday. The notice indicates a brief delay with the forthcoming installment detailing rail operations and industry news.
Prominent Men Here in Alliance for Nominations
Hon H Morehead of Falla City and Mon Woodruff Buil of Valentine press their gubernatorial and state senate nominations in Alliance. The Herald records a pleasant call from both gentlemen and notes their candidacies.
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Join H. Morehead
Falla City
Mon
Woodruff Buil
Valentine
Herald
Shall try to give each of them more extended notice next week
A brief note indicates plans to provide longer advance notice to all parties involved next week. It emphasizes preparation and communication to ensure adequate warning ahead of the forthcoming actions.
Metcalfe to Visit Alliance for Welcome Thursday
Hon Richard L Metcalfe Democratic gubernatorial candidate will arrive by train in Alliance Thursday forenoon April 4 and stay until 1 10 pm A royal welcome is arranged with friends of progressive government from Alliance and surrounding areas urged to be on hand to greet him.
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Richard L. Metcalfe
Alliance
Metcalfe
Advertising Rates Deferred for One Month
Notice to advertisers states advertising rates announced to start April 1 will be postponed to May 1 due to the Daily publication ongoing. The change in plans is made to align with current publication schedules.
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Chien
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